Calasso's interpretation of Cleopatra as audacious hostess, at the moment when she trumps her lover, is an elegant piece of analysis in which the crossed interests of love and political ambition, along with those of Roman power and Oriental mysticism, are climactically joined.
While incidents of outright censorship are not unknown, the subtle ramifications of cross-interests are found in self-censorship, where internal pressures and financial concerns can collide to encourage not pursuing stories that promise to embarrass or challenge sources of significant financial support to an outlet or its parent company.
Following the abrupt termination of the estrogen-progestogen arm of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Women's Health Initiative Study in July 2002, an alternative market developed promoted by compounding pharmacies and health providers, often with cross-interests.
Republican presidential candidates cross these interests at their peril.
After all, underpinning it would be a heartfelt subscription to those core objectives, which cross the interests of all the mainstream parties.
It also lacks the cogency and sociological depth of Ms. Garber's 1992 study of cross-dressing ("Vested Interests: Cross-Dressing and Cultural Anxiety"), substituting anecdotes and assertions for sustained analysis.
In a move that has raised eyebrows even in a world of cross-fertilizing interests, he has returned to Tepco as an adviser.
Murdoch, owner of the Sun and News of the World, is eventually forced out of LWT by the ITA because of fears about his cross-media interests.
Transgender advocates and sympathetic clinicians argue that telling children in that middle space to abolish their cross-gender interests makes them more distressed, not less.
However, in pursuit of this enlightenment, I am eager for many opportunities to apply my cross-disciplinary interests to help realize ecological goals.
